I give up, this is not for me...

Here my 2 cents


Go Coco

Get Cana nutrients fuck the whole line. Just a and b
Get some moon shine
Keep the feed between 5.8 - 6 in flower in veg 5.5 - 5.8
Suck it up sorry u had a shit run. It happens I just had to fail run due to a pH failure. I've been growing for 10 years

Don't give up please

If your lazy like me get auto pots

Get a decent crop under your belt and go from there.

Dwc isn't for everyone it's all about control and unless u have that your fucked

Fail to prepare.prepare to fail

U have light and a tent do Coco trust me if u want look at my shed grow ups and downs
 
Hollatchaboy said:
Maybe not. It could be mold.
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Just saw this after searching "mycorrhizae fungus". Maybe it could be? I don't have any bad smells at all.

www.420magazine.com

White Fuzzy On Roots

I have a dwc setup that I keep the room at 26 degress celcius and around 40% humidity and the water temp is a constant 20-22 degress celcius. the ph is always measured at 5.8 and never goes above 6.4 without being knocked back down. I read on a few sites that this white fuzz is a good sign...
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Jkooper said:
Just saw this after searching "mycorrhizae fungus". Maybe it could be? I don't have any bad smells at all.

www.420magazine.com

White Fuzzy On Roots

I have a dwc setup that I keep the room at 26 degress celcius and around 40% humidity and the water temp is a constant 20-22 degress celcius. the ph is always measured at 5.8 and never goes above 6.4 without being knocked back down. I read on a few sites that this white fuzz is a good sign...
www.420magazine.com www.420magazine.com
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Your ladies roots look just fine imo. It's when they get dark brown or black,slimey, and smelly is when you have a root problem.
 
Hollatchaboy said:
Your ladies roots look just fine imo. It's when they get dark brown or black,slimey, and smelly is when you have a root problem.
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Gotcha, I'll keep an eye on it. I hear slimy white isn't good. I just assumed that because the white fuzzy roots aren't touching the water is why there is no slime.
 
Jkooper said:
Gotcha, I'll keep an eye on it. I hear slimy white isn't good. I just assumed that because the white fuzzy roots aren't touching the water is why there is no slime.
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Yea it's like a diluted milky white color. I had it, but it never got out of control. Watch for light leaks. Any at all will cause algae and slime.
 
Jkooper said:
Oh no, a little problem today, or maybe its been there for a bit. Plant is getting hefty, but I noticed some white fuzz, and when I took the lid fully off II see fuzzy white mold :cry: . It appears to only be outside (and probably inside) the net pot, everything that is submerged in water looks fine.

I'm over due for a rez change which I'll do tonight or tomorrow. In the meantime I added 3 cap fulls of 3% H202 and filled the water line and inch above the net pot. Was this ok to do? I used colloidal silver and RO water only last grow and didn't have this. This round I'm using tap and some hydroguard. I also noticed the air stone was a bit clogged so I replaced it with a new one and now shes bubbling real good.

Can I make some diluted solution and dose the entire net pot completely?
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You're fine, the plant is fine. Those are just root hairs which are normal/healthy. Growing in DWC, root hairs are usually lost in the solution. Aero system users love seeing the root hairs though.

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Roots and root hairs | CANNA Gardening USA

Roots are one of the most important parts of the plant for taking up nutrient
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Take a closer look at roots

Covers subjects about horticulture and pest management for the grower and associated industries
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ZenWolf said:
You're fine, the plant is fine. Those are just root hairs which are normal/healthy. Growing in DWC, root hairs are usually lost in the solution. Aero system users love seeing the root hairs though.

www.cannagardening.com

Roots and root hairs | CANNA Gardening USA

Roots are one of the most important parts of the plant for taking up nutrient
www.cannagardening.com www.cannagardening.com

ucanr.edu

Take a closer look at roots

Covers subjects about horticulture and pest management for the grower and associated industries
ucanr.edu ucanr.edu
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I figured it was mycorrhizae, if it wasn't for the root stain, those roots would be white.
 
Hollatchaboy said:
I figured it was mycorrhizae, if it wasn't for the root stain, those roots would be white.
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A lot of symbiosis with mycorrhizae occurs with root hairs in soil and look similar.

But if you notice the roots in his picture that have the prominent white fuzz are both above the normal water level and probably also shielded from splashing by the roots located below - so the plant grew out a lot of root hairs on those upper/dryer roots to try and capture more water/nutrients. Whereas the lower roots don't need root hairs when they are submersed in water/nutrients all the time (no need for them to increase surface area to aid in uptaking water/nutrients.
 
Day 81, three days from the end of week 12. I dont have a jewelers loupe till Wednesday. In the meantime I have this photo.

I can tell they're amber trichs on the leaves but maybe not the buds. I was going to start flushing this weekend and harvest week 13, anyone thing that is a good timeline, or should I flush now?
 

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Day 81, three days from the end of week 12. I dont have a jewelers loupe till Wednesday. In the meantime I have this photo.

I can tell they're amber trichs on the leaves but maybe not the buds. I was going to start flushing this weekend and harvest week 13, anyone thing that is a good timeline, or should I flush now?
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Those still have like 3 weeks to go. No need to starve them, continue with your feeds.
 
Medskunk said:
I get the frustration. If you want some fun in the future, you can do a simple mix of living soil with 3-4-5 ingredients and just learn to water without a plant in it. You can let it dry all the way, keep it moist or whatever. Then when you feel ready you pop the seed.

Watering straight up soil for a few months will teach you big time.
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You know, as crazy as this sounds, this might just be a damn good idea!
 
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